Nominations have opened for the ASA Aquatics Awards 2016,
the annual celebration of volunteers, athletes, Clubs, Swim Schools and
facility operators.
The Awards will be held on Saturday, 26 November in the
prestigious Great Hall at the University of Birmingham.
Set in the University's original late-Victorian red brick
building, the Grand Hall will provide the perfect backdrop to the Awards,
which includes a celebration lunch.
There are 14 nomination categories open to the public
including the David Sparkes OBE Innovation Award, and nominations can be
submitted by both individuals and groups.
ASA CEO, Adam Paker, said: "We received a huge number
of high quality nominations last year. This is a truly great opportunity
to really celebrate the unsung heroes at your club, swim school and local
pool, so please do get involved and submit your nominations."
The open nomination categories for 2016 are:
- ASA Learn
to Swim Award
- ASA School
Swimming Charter: Primary School of the Year
- ASA Swim
School of the Year
- ASA
Achievement Award: Youth Participant
- ASA
Achievement Award: Senior Participant
- ASA
Achievement Award: Disabled Participant
- ASA
Facility Operator of the Year
- ASA Club
of the Year
- ASA Young
Volunteer of the Year
- ASA
Volunteer of the Year
- ASA
Teacher of the Year
- ASA Coach
of the Year
- ASA
Services to Aquatics
- The David
Sparkes OBE Innovation Award
Nominations close at noon
on the 10 August. To find out more about the nomination
criteria, categories and how to submit your nominations, visit the
official ASA
Aquatics Awards page. |